Civil Litigation
Feb. 12, 2019
‘New arguments’ slammed in Nazi art lawsuit
After 14 years and three appeals, the last closing brief was filed Monday in a dispute over a $40 million Camille Pissarro painting held by a Spanish museum and claimed by descendants of Holocaust victims who say the art was looted by Nazis.
After 14 years and three appeals, the last closing brief was filed Monday in a dispute over a $40 million Camille Pissarro painting held by a Spanish museum and claimed by descendants of Holocaust victims who say the art was looted by Nazis.
Both sides contended the other had raised new arguments in the final documents presented to U.S. District Judge John F. Walter. He had ordered both sides to submit trial briefs in lieu of closing...
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